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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-08-19
Ma IoHN MAcKIN. who fipnres Yer

Mr.. JOHN MACKIN, who figures very
prominently in the United Labor state
convention at Syracuse, says his party
will hurt the Democracy most in New
York City, but that in the rural districts
the party is gaming many recruits from
the Republicans. He saystleY will pos
itively run presidential ticket next
year, and as to defeating Mr.. Cleveland
he said:
"Oh Cleveland be blessed" and Mr..
Mackin hesitated before the last word.
We certainly will defeat Mr.. Cleveland,
and there Is every reason why we should.
He has never been friend to the work
ing men, and they know 1t.
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Mrs. Geo. Green is spending some
weeks with Mrs. Berry. of Mapleton.
The house of Mr.. Simon Day, in the
township OF Shelby, was burned down a
few weeks ago. They were not able to
save any of their clothing or furniture,
as they were not at home.
Mrs. Grover, of Wisconsin, has been
the guest of c. Force, for few weeks.
Most of the young folks of this place
60 away to school soon.
Mr.. Yolliff and Mr.. Edward Kendall
propose building new harness shop.
The ladies of Vernon Center invite
every one to the lawn social at Mr.. At.
woods next Tuesday. Those interested
in finishing our Baptist church windows
are invited to bring cake.
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A FEARFUL RESPONSIBILITY

The Section Foreman Declared to
Blame for the Chatsworth Horror.
CHATswoRTH, ILL.,, Aug. lS,-The coro
ner's jury returned verdict this morn
ing placing the blame for the accident
on Caughen, the section foreman. The
management of the road was not to
blame
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THE OLD STORY.

An Express Train Jumps the Track
-One Person Killed and Three In
Jured.
PrrTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 1S.-The Chicago
express, No. 8, which left Chicago yes.
terday afternoon jumped the track al
Bayard Station, on the Cleveland and
Plttsburg railroad, near Alliance, Ohio
at O'Clock this morning, wrecking one
sleeper. One person was killed and
three seriously injured. -
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DULuTH's new city directory is out. 1t
contains II, 545 names, none of which
are duplicated, and multiplying this BY
q, conservative method, as the multi
pie 3 is commonly used, it gives Duluth
a population of S0,0l7. The Zenith city
is getting to the front with wonderful IA
Diditv
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Jake Sharp Very Sick.

NEW YORK, Aug. lS.-Jacob Sharp had
a violent chill at o'clock this morning,
at 8 o'clock he appeared much better.
1870 a. MIR. Sharp has had an
other chill and three physiclancs and all
his family have been summoned to his
he'd side
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First ins. Aug. 10, last ins Sept ,.
PROBATE NOTICE.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, County OF Blue
y Eartb.--Bs In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Miles Porter
deceased.
The State Of Minnesota and the said Probate
Curt 20 all persons interested In the estate
of Miles Porter. deceased. Greeting:
You and each of you are hereby cited and
required personally TO be and appear befOrt
the Judge Of Probate of the County of BLU
Earth, State of Minnesota, at bis ONCE. In ths
City OF Mankato, in said County, on the eti
day OF October, A. ID. 1887, at 10 o'clock in thu
forenoon Of that day, then and there TO attend
the final settlement Of the account OF Sarah
Potter, executrix of the last will and tesla
ment Of Miles Porter, deceased, and the distri
button of said estate.
in testimony whereof I have hereunto sc
i my hand and afixed the seal of the Probat
Court this 10th day Of August, A. d, 1881.
g. W. MEAD,
Seal Judge of Probate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-08-19
BIG SMELLING WORKS.

A Company Begins Operations al
Tacoma, w. T.
TACOMA, w. T., Aug.-Dennis RYAN
the St. Paul millionaire, and a company
of Eastern capitalists, began the erection
of the largest smelling and reduction
works in the country in Tacoma yester.
day. The capital stock of company Is
placed at s., 900, 900. and the works are
to turn out 400 tons of ore daily.
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The cranberry crop at Cape Cod is re-
ported good. the yield being one hun
dred thousand barrels for shipment to
all parts of the United States. So, If the
proud American Turkey has not perish
ed in the drouth, We shall have q
Thanksgiving day in November after all
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The Queen has just replied TO the tel
egram Of taffy which President Cleye-
land sent on the occasion of her jubilee
celebration. Victoria's response is tri-
fie tardy, but itreturns Growers compli-
ments with good interest.
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SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER is still Ian
gushing in jail and proceedings are be-
ing taken to indict members of the mob
which released him. It evidently don't
do 10 fool with the majesty of the law in
the Old Dominion.
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ST. JOHN, the Prohibitionist, says his
party win poll /, 10000 votes in 1888,
st. Johns prophecies are worth just
about as much as the breath with which
he utters them.
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Ist ins. Aug 10; last Aug. %.
PROBATE NOTICE.
STA1R OF MINNESOTA, County of Bl

cSTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-ss. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the guardianship OF william
Elliott, Albert Elliott, Alfred Elliott. Wesley
Elliott, Frederick Elliott and Franklin Elliott,
minors.
On reading end filing the petition OF Jerome
Dane, guardian OF the above named minors, II
is ordered, pursuant 20 the prayer OF said peti.
allowing his account, that said account be ex
amined, and petition heard by the Judge OF
this Court on the Sd day OF September, 1887, al
O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, at the
Probate ofhce In 81 q county.
And Il is further ordered, that public n0tic(
be given TO all persons interested Of the timl
ane place On "a .sa sdla accounS, ~ Pn ~,
FREE PRESS, u weekly newspaper printed Hnt
published at MankatG, In said county, AZ Ieas
once IN each week for two successive week.
prior TO the day OF such hearing.
g. W. MEAD,
1 Judge OF Probate
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Another Report that The African
Explorer Is Dead.
PARIS, Aug. ia dispatch from Fan
zibar has been received at the Foreign
Office which says; Henry NJ. Stanley,
the explorer, has been massacred by
natives, after having been deserted by
his escort.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-08-19

THE location of number of large
packing houses at Sioux City is now as
sured, and with the addition of these
enterprises Sioux City will rapidly ad-
vance to the first city of Iowa. The cit
liens of that booming town always have
displayed plenty of the "get there"
spirit, and it now can be truthfully said
that they have ''got there"
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NICoLLET, Aug. II, ~.


Nicollet property is being transferred
at rapid rate. G. w. VanDusen sold
four lots to Aug. Wenholtz, two lots to
II. Hughes, and one to E. Edison. Res
licences will be built on each lot this fall
Messrs. Reid and Silverson have q
squad of men busily working and placing
machinery in their mill. Nicollet's
boom is in progress, twenty-one Cal
loads of goods being switched off for this
place Tuesday. Of these the mill shared
by half. New sidewalks are to be laid
to the mill, and other streets are to be
sidewalked. No other town of its size
in the State can show better streets and
more sidewalks than Nicollet.
J. H. Olson has raised his store build
ing, and will add coat of paint, which
will greatly add to the appearance of the
village on that corner. One more corner
building now to be improved and we
have nice looking set of buildings from
the depot.
A Mr.. Gunderson, of Lake Crystal
will teach our school this winter. We
wish Mr.. G. success.
Mrs. c. Jensen spent last week among
friends at Lake Prairie.
G. S. Laumann has returned to Keo-
kuk, Iowa.
DR.. ]. Wicke, of Lake Crystal, has
moved in the Struckman building, and
will fit up drug store.
G. Klitzke has accepted a position as
clerk in store at Eagle Lake.
G. Jensen sold another jump seat bug
gy last week.
o. c. Heideman sells more harness
and nets than st. Peter.
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IL Seminary and College exclusively for Ia
dies. Has beautiful site on the shore oi
Lake Michigan, near Chicago. Provides Z
coiIena desrees Aad sr Presidenf W y ~. III
ROBERTS, or Principal LEVI 6ERLEY, Lake
Forest Illinois.
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Jersey Cow and Calf Tor Sale.
"A new mich three fourths Jersey COW
with calf for sale. Inquire Of
6tf VIM. II. Hogson


Buy your Flour and Feed also Ha,
from J. q. Roller.
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WSold BY Druggists' 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-20
FOR SALE-HOUSE,S

EoR sALE-THREE-s STORY BRICK DWELLING,
Il IA rooms and cellar furnace and IN mod. imps ;
located at Intersection Of two principal avenues NV
fronts south and east and overooks government
ervatlon. Price $4,000; terms easy. TYLER 4
RUTHERFORD. 1926 ct. NV. jsl1-9w.
EoR sALE-CHEAP-LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE. ON
st, between I'd and A. sts. NV. Lot 56x144, to
80 f. alley. Terms easy. J. r HERTFORD..
I,oR sALE-GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR PEO-
IL PIE WITH SMALL MEANS-706 and 70S 4th st.
Sc; splendid new Bricks. 9 rooms good location,
healthy neighborhood perfect title 81 500 esch on
generous terms only 300 cash. balance @20 monthly.
GRANDEST BARGAIN YET FOR THE MONEY.
Apply at once to WELLER REPETTL
326 Pa sve. Sc.
p S.-Remember. we never exaegerste. jeS-2w
LHOR SALE-I HAVE PLACED IN NY HANDS TO
SELL to close an estate, 1--WE new brick Houses, six
ROOMS: mi 18th ST. n price, $4,000 each; terms
very easy; houses rented for els; will sell them
singly; good Investment. 8. C. HILL, Real Estate
corner Srh and + sits. ja7-2ws
L,OR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE:
IL SIX new Brick Houses, rooms each. situated on
beautiful avenue northwest with wide parking, &C.
street cars within half squsTs Price for this Ir2pery
year This property is now renting for 452 month
Apply to J.W.P MYERS,
je5-27w' Real Estate Agent 1928 n Y ave
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AUCTION SALES

VTlRUSTEEs' AND ASSIGN EE's SALE OF LUM-
i Der SASH. DOORS, BLINDS AND BUILDING
MATERIAL. HORSES, WAGONS, TO-, LARGE
FIRE-PROOF SAFE AND QFFICETUKNITURk
ENGINE. BOILER AND PLANNING MILL MA
By virtue Of deed q trus. recorded in Iaber 1921
folio 33 of the land records the undersigned viii
oder ct public sale. on WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY
NINETEENTH, 1887, ct TEN O'CLOCK A. n. at the
premises formerly occupied by Vim. Mclean Son q
. lumber yard, at the corner Of and 18th streets
northwest the lumber in the said yard consisting in
part OF Georfia Pine Virgin. Pine Hard woods %:
Sash, Blinds, &c and the Once Furniture including
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ, on the SAME DAY, we
shall sell on the premises formerly known as the
Phoenix Planning Mill the Engine Boiler and other
Mil MACHINERY some Of the same having been slightly
damaged by FIRE.
An material to be removed by the purchaser within
10 days after sale.
Terms: e-fourth cash. q deposit Of 10 per cent
being required at time of sale balance in equal install
ments at 90 and 80 days. secured to the satisfaction
OF the undersigned with interest.
II these terms are not complied with In nve dAyD
fer the sale the undersigned the right to re-
cell the property ct the risk and cost Of the defaultng
purchaser on three days notice by the
Evening Star.
y WATsoS 4 j. AAfENwfoN,} Trasseea
- THE SALE OF sAsHEs, DOORS AND BLINDS
;. a Shasa z; !, r AsEENHEos,
1t Truatee3.
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,,,,., - 4U6 9th street northwest.
Thus. DOWIING, AuCtiOneer. ta11-d
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
OLQT On SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN

(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOT e, ON -, SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN T
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -
the District ct Columbia passed July 10, 1886 in
the cause Of Mary Dunn. by Hugh Riley her next &:I
friend. vs. John Dunn and Maggie Dunn, No. 1903 /,
Equity Docket No. 26 az trustee, will offer for sale
on SATURDAY, the TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF
yANUARY. 1887, at half past four o'clock p. M, in
front OF premises at PUBLIC auction to the highest
bidder the real estate in the bill described to wit
sub lot II. of Brainard H Warmers Of lot
Of square north of square numbered IT. the city
Of Washington, District of Columbia.
Terms OF sale prescribed by decree. The purchase
money shall be payable one third the day of sale
Onetrd in one year and in two years there
after. the deferred payments to be secdred to the
and sufficient mortgage upon the Premises sold
on special order good shown direct or require
the sale to be for cash deposit of 300 shall paid
comply with terms Of sale within days the trustee
may resell at his risk and cost Conveyancng at pur-
chasers cost. ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB. Trustee
-,,-,, Office 32l Il street NV. Washington, DC
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers LlO-dkds
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Capitol Topicos
TIE A0usE 10 VOTE ON THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE
BILL To-hORnoW.
Tne House viii take vote on the interstate
commerce tomorrow, after reading OF the journal
COT on COLLECTING CUSTOMS RxvnuEL
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day transmit
ted to Oongress the estimates OF appropriations
fof oefraying the expenses OF collecting the
revenue nom customs for the next nscal year.
The total estimated cost of collecting customs
revenues q a. lQ872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-20

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day
sasssss s BID rs rs asked
u g Per inns nd e. lsyl currency liH asked
oiu LIZ asked. Columbia railroad stock, SO bid
National Metropolitan Insurance. GA bid Corco
ran insurance. 53 bid. German American Insurance
l45 bid Potomac Insurance, 50 bid. Rigvs
INSURANCE. nns1 SA bid Great Falls Ice. 122 bid
Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co., S4k bid, sc
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneer

CONTINUATION SALE OF $4,000 WORTH OF
MUST BE SOLD 10 Cdt JOSH TaE coSs,cNurxr
On SATURDAY, UARY FIFTEENTH at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M, we shall sell, at our sales
room, corner 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue
large conslgnment Of eady-made Clothing consist
fr ing OF Msns and Boys Suits in great variety select
&c Sales daily at IL O'Clock am until entire stock s
disposed Of. Terms cash.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE, NO. 1922 B
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust, dsted November o.
1884 and recorded in Eber 1lO3 folio 42y Of fhef45
Land records Of the District Of Coubia and at the
request OF the party thereby secured, shall sell at
gEA aSrs ny, TTESTY-FIRsT. 1887, AZ HFPAsI
TX and IT., Subdivision of Lots 3 to g. in SQUARE No
2I1 Sold subtec: to trust for 3l.55O.
Terms, one-thtrd cash balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months with interest from day sale Other
particulars made known at sale ~
5aS-Aw,s,m,th JOHN PATCH Trustee
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OUR SHIPPING INTERESTS.
Proceedings Of the C0nventf0m-Th
Public Meeting Last Evening.

Pr0ceedings Of the COnventfon-The
Public Meeting Last Evening.
At the afternoon session of the American hhip.
ping and Industrial league yesterday ADDRESSES
were made by o. B. Potter, of New York; Samuel
w. Carey, OF New York; Gen. E. b. Ripley and
Others
A well attended meeting was held last evening
and Senator Evarts made an address in which he
said that IL our Pacific commerce were developed
as 1t should be our Atlantic ports would be dis
tr1buting ports to Europe OF the wealth OF the
East Indies He thought the first step should be
the establishment OF mail lines by such aid as be-
longs to the establishment OF land postage. Sen
atOr DOlph spoke OF the bright outlook for meri-
can shipping on the Pacinc ocean, II encouraged
by favorable legislation, and said that the present
was the opportunity for America TO tak6 the lead
In the carrying trade from the Orient senator
Chace referred In his address to the needless tear
OF subsidy that many persons entertain, and
favored the passage OF the Negiey bill g favored
By the league.
LETTER FROM KX-sECRIrARY MCuLLocn
was read expressing his warmest interest In the
success OF the league and setting forth his hearty
sympathy with the work In which ft was engaged
He pointed out the Importance to the country OF
this economic question, after which the Hon.
Frederick Fraley delivered an earnest address en-
dOrstng the work OF the league. As q compliment
to the delegates from the south the Marine band
played "Dixie" in closing the proceedings OF the
afternoon.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Henry, OF New York. suit
able expressions OF thanks were rendered to the
distinguished gentlemen who had addressed the
convention and TO the 0nicers OF the league.
The convention then adjourned TO meet next
During the year the convention win have flve
local conventions TO meet In its geographical de-
parmentS.
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Made Insane bv a Strike.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Jan. 2O-About three hum
dred OF the Lorr1lard strikers returned to work
to-day on the old terms, and constant acquisitions
are being made from the forces OF the strikers.
tory, has become violently insane from anxiety
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DIED.

DAVIDSON. On the night of January 10th 1887
INKS COMMA DAVIDSON, wife Of the late Col h
Davidson
FUNERAL tomorrow friday afternoon ut O'Clock
1909 Ninth street northwest
PETINGALE. On January 90, 1887, FRANCIS
AMELIA. infs 81 daughter Of Saml. h, and Joana n
Petingae, twelve days.
Funeral private.
RADCLIFFE. On Wednesday morning January
18TH 1855 IN Cynthiana, Ky, WALTER H. RAT
CLlfFE, oldest Mary r and the late Daniel
Radcliffe of " Washington, ID q
thichmond,N Va. aud Baltimore papers please eopyl
WHITE. On january 18th, 1857, at IL 30 Pm.
AMELIA PAINE WHITE the only child Of A a.
and Alberta White, aged six months and twenty eight
days.
Funeral will take place from PARENTS residepcs
l6so Madison street, on Friday. AT pm, JanuaTy
2lst Friends invited to attend
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RAsaa OF RIM TunRnonsrzn.--TneD ollowins
were the readings At the signal ONCE to-day: 8 q.
a. 81 1kN1 81 y 9 n, -; sp ~ -; na1'
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Bills APPROVED By rHE COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners today retarned 70 The Pre2-
tain other bills OF interest 60 the District, wers
submitted 20 them on the 18th instant by direc-
an Sn 90 ' State that that Sey KNOW Of no
senate BIN ea. relating to sales for ta.es IN the
the property OF the Young Mems Christian asso.
citation from taxation; senate bill l,2l3 Tor the
further protection OF property nom nre and safety
OF lives in the District OF Columbia: senate bill
LIZA, 10 regulate insurance ia District OF Coum-
bia Senate bill ss, 10 repeal parts of an act re
Is Is7s she District OF Columbia approved june :"
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits have been issused by fnspectoe
Entwisle as follows: Wickline and GLADDEN.. erect
two two-story dwellings eth street, between
and northeast; $1,000 John II. soule erect Q
northwest: 81, GOO Mrs n. X CLAYTON, eth strese
north repair brick dwelling, No. l7e4 eth street
SSci Ses $50 IN Geo. w Ss.erman rrps'r
nrsCELLANRoUs
Mr. Philip n. Dwyer, secretary, In o note 10 tbs
Commissioners states that y committee VIII pre-.
hesina relative 70 sSs order Of %
1856. concerning the OF streets for storage q
s ssns 1Se d 1he Ss as1 reply thai
Traveller Guide.
&. N r.. y
and l1:l3 am, $50. 2. Ais 10 and III 20 D
sand.S am % a.i f Is and ssi II hss S Sa
the S Ss.sa Snsnns ss., 81 L0S s =, and
and st Louis and except saturday TO Chicago. IL i5
Pan Chicago Linted) daily. Chicago and Cincinnati
ETrprcss ~ pm, daily. with through sleepers 60
Shlcago and 81 Louis Pacific Express 10 p m daily
for richmond and the South and IA am. daily and
go P a a1 md sAsep. SUNDAY For Bsltimore ts
4:l3, a;23 40, g. 40. 10 and III 20 pm on sun.
day gs: 40 and 1 Is I'M, II Ia. ~ so . A. la a.
10, 10 and III 20 pm For Popes Greek Line 'oS
an and $40 y IA. daiiy except sunday For Annapo-
us 20 An l2:l5, 4:23 and pm daily. except
sunday on SUNDAY, 9 am aud 4l5 pm Tor Ere
daily, except Saturday. "
Is. ANDO. RoUrE-station, Corner New Jersey ava
nue. and street-for Chicago, 10 fast linlitedl
~ pm daily Tor Cincinnati Louisville and LDuis.
ssy, so api IN 10 10 En For Ptssbuy. 10 an.
$50 and 1905 am, ~ 10. I:3a S:i5 t45minus:
train) 80. 30 40, ) 40 40 :, d % and M 80
pm Sunday, 30, 80. 4 30 and 10 O5 aul :,s
30. 8 30 40. 8 40 q 40 T. p and i 1 pm For
Annapolis, q 40 am. and II 40 and 80 pm; On
tween Washington and Baltimore. g. q 40, s 30 an,
l2:l0, 800, 40, and III 30 y m on SUNDAYS 4 40
Am. and 30 $3.50. 40, aud IL pm For stations
ON Metropolitan Branch q 40 daily except rum
day. and > 3 pn. daily: 40 pan. daily except Sun
day, for principal stations Metropolitan Branch
$40 an daily on sunday stops at all stations. for
Frederick. . 40 am, 4:4o pm: daily except sunday
sunday. For local points between Washington end
Gaithersbnre 10 am aud IL 30. IL ~ pm daily
except Sunday.
I Would RATHER WEAR clean, glossy linen
n mt El..sf no n efxaesr
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
6HMAsK And ofaER i PARidR s1 sTiTEs FINE
M MAANHGGGANY MUSIC SS,, RACE FANCY TAR H1
FONIERS, CHINA CUPBOARDS, WALNUT AND
GAk BuFFETS, CHERRY AND MAHOGANY
SHAVING MIe1G STAND WALNUT BoOk0ASES
a MIANTEL CABINETS. LEATHER COVERED
R 100 sTTIEs; HAIR ~ >, MATIKEssEs Wal AL
OND-HAND CARPETS, TOGETHER WITH
MANY ARTICLES OF VALUE IN THE HOUSE
KEEPING LINE -